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PERSONS THE APPALLING DISASTERS
WHICH HEEDLEssNEss CAUSES.

prominent lady of Brooklyn who is visiting rela.
dves in Chicago suddenly fell insensble upon the side
walk last week while quietly walking along State
street. The unfortunate lady carried into drug
store and physician summoned when it was found
sne was suffering from vertigo. brought on by summer
complaint caused by drinking water. The deaths, the
sickness and the suffering caused by hot weather. bad
water, and improper food are something frightful.
thoughtless OF the summer dangers around them until
finally they appalled, by sudden death dan
gerous Sickness Evil is in the air. All animal life is
moving Birds plentiful, insects innumerabe, and
disease in every square inch Of atmosphere
these INFINITELY small animals (many thousands OF
which would not occupy the space of pinhead lodge
on the mucous membrane of the throat and cause
dphtheria lodge in the stomach and dyspepsia
lodge in the bowels and cause cholera morbus.
The best medical and scientific authorities have
found that these germs be killed in only one ways
by using spirits The first remedy given any per
who is overcome by sudden sickness is brandy
whiskey usually the latter It kills the disease germs
instantly and gently stimulates the faculties to
healthy action. Pure whiskey is indispensable to any
wel-regulated household, and it is unquestioned
fact that no spirits now known to the public equal in
value Dufy's Pure Malt Nhiskey The well-known
chemist, Prof. Henry A. Mott Phi. D.. writing on the
subject says: "A most careful analysis has shown me
that Dufys Pure Malt Whiskey is free from fusil oil
adulterations or foreign impurities and these quail
ties should it to the highest public favor"
Speaking on the same subject Mr.. E. NJ. Bickford, .
well-known citizen Of Brooklyn, said: "NIy wife's
health was very poor: she all down and rest
less at night To-day she is well and praisin9 Duys
Pure Malt Whskey and Formula to every one. Iwould
not be without them any account" Mr. F. E. Spin
ner late Treasurer Of the United States says 81
cur in the endorsement of all that has been said Of
Duffys Pure Malt Whiskey."
When taken in time when the body is braced to
resist summer sicknesses there is DANGER but when
they obtain foothold it is very serious Dufy's
Malt Whiskey iG the only worthy preparation in the
market and stood the test of time although sur.
rounded by numerous unworthy limitations Beware
of any other bottled whiskey which may be offered
you. Duffy's Formula is positive cure for coughs
colds, and all pulmonary troubles. jel2
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Concerning Ex-Champions.

rrOm tue FIlIauelph1a Times.
In line with Hanlans third defeat was the dis.
appointing figure cut by VIM. Sexton in the hill.
hard tournament at Washington. Every old
billiard player recalls the time when Sexton made
his appearance In New York and gave his FIRST
eXhloitlon OF the way he had learned TO nurse the
worries among the mountains OF Yankeeland The
Dions and Daily, with several more OF the old
timers or that day, glanced with contempt at their
clericai-iooklng r1val, with his smooth face long
coat, ana Immaculate white tie. A tournament
was In progress at the time, and his pIaytn0 was
the only feature that rescued IL from the Common
place. Inc Old players, accustomed to brilliant
around-the-table shots, were amazed at the deli
cate manner In which Sexton coaxed hundreds of
points out OF one alOng-the-rau tnnInos and
watched him with bated breath When he reached
the emu OK the ran they heaved sigh of relief but
covered. instead OF breaking the balls as they
i've poSltons OF tne cue and object balls by sin-
gle skiiiIuI stroke, and ran up the rail- again.
while they wondered When be would stop II mem,
DRY Is not faulty, ne took nrst money, and for a
time carried the champions medal But in a few
years. or months. Schaeffer and Slosson had An.
propriated hts methods, and practising DILIGENTLY
with them, wrested the laurels from their feach
er's hands. Now Daily, whom he defeated in That
tournament, turns the tables upon him and al.
ministers such drubbing to the ex-champion ~
the ex-champton never gave him. But WHAT
after ALL Is the length OF any champions sunrem
acyf Certainly not many Of them hold thair sWay
e. long 90 HAnlAn and John L sullivan
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The Old Man Had to Wait.

From the Detroit Free Press
On Michigan Central train the other day "A
the "butcher" came into the car with a basket OF
oranges, an old man, whose wife sat beside him.
was s very anxious AK to buy half dozen, but she
"He can't have 'em. He never eats one without
the juice runs down on his shirt bosom"
protested. eA' NO
"You behave yourself. You want to get cramps
ana raise great row, don't your"
inc boy soon returned with boxed flQs ana the
chops N A11'
'.Pass right on" said the woman to the boy. "He
60 thirty more" ~ Nv ~''
The boy passed on and returned with peanuts
tested: 49, ~ 0 PAo-
"He can't eat 'em. It's beeen ten years since
ne nad q tooth In his head, and he'd have to
alone" ~ f
Twenty minutes later the boy was back with
candy packages In which there were prizes and
the old man exclaimed: ~
''I1l hev one o. them or-bust!n
"Then youu bust, she replied, as she motioned
Sno ooy 70 pass on. It's ag1n the Lord and the
law 10 take chances, an you wouldn't git nothing
..But I'm going to buy suthin,, Hammer
"Weil you walt You can't have ice cream nor
lemonade, and II he comes with popcorn or butter
milk DON'T you dare TO raise afuss. Just you wait.
Ven be IN Detroit at 6 O'Clock, and then Il there
s 70 % grocery handy by, you can buy
TO stand BY you, Reuben, and the heads and taiIs
WIN keep moths away and are good for warts.
we've got TOO Old for gewgawA Reuben. what No
vans y tno vufA 6 o. 0one1ss
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F1ssr CLEARING SALE Or TINS
SEASON.
KINGS LACE

KINGS PALACE
WE ARE RATHER EARLY IN THE SEASON TO
ADVERTISE OUR CLEARING SALE. BUT NONE
TOO EARLY FOR THOSE IN NEED OF MILF.
merry.
We trust customers appreciate our reductions at
this early stase of the season and will make of this
opportunity while stock is large to select from
Please call early to avoid the great rush.
READ KINGS PALACE OFFERINGS:
Lot comprises choice line of Colored Fine English
Milans, latest shapes sold formerly at 81 So g. and
$2.25. are now sold at rs cents, 81. and $1.25.
Lot2. COored Union Milans, in all shapes sold for
merly at rs cents. 81 and sl25 are now sold at so
and rs cents only.
Lots. One thousand lovely bonnets in all the differ
ent braids Styles and coors, sold formerly at So rs
cents and 81, your choice at 25 cents only.
Lot The finest selection Of the latest styles white
hats and bonnets, fine English Milans at 81 cents,
81, s1.25 and $3.50 only.
Lot 5. Children's Hats trimmed and untrimmed, in
all colors and shapes, at 25, 40. SO and rs cents.
The largest and choicest line ever offered.
Flowers that not only bloom in the spring. but flow
ers handsome. choice styles flowers that will make
hat bonnet look lovely; flowers of the newest de-
signs and elegant combinations. Buttercups, Glover,
1AcAu IAo~oISs OuOWO8ub duQ D8lSleS, WHICH We are
selling at 20, 25 80 and 25 cents bunch only, the
best and CHEAPEST ever offered in the city.
'''.5 RIBBONS! RIBBONS!
Satin, silk and fancy ribbons at great reduction.
PARASOLS! PARASOLS!
Fine Gloria Umbrellas at AZ only sold elsewhere
at $1.59. bargain.
Handsome hat and bonnet trimmings, GAUGES. Surah
Silks and velvets- Silk Mulls at heavy discount.
ATTEND OUR FIRST CLEARING SALE.
1T WILL PAY YOU.
KINGS PALACE
s14 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST
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BAaaA1ss

BARGAINS
THAT MUST COMMAND ATTENTION.
NICE GREY SERGE sUIT..... ESQ. BARGAIN
An all wool GREY SERGE SUIT $50 RARGAIN
An Atwood BROWN MIXED
CHEv1Of ...-................... 1000 BARGAIN.
silk faced BLACK CORKSCREW
PRINCE ALBERT SUIT. 1850. BARGAIN
Boys allwool GREY CHEvIOT
SUIT. ages from 13 to IL years 500. BARGAIN
A CHILDS' SUIT. from to Is
yesrs...... 400 BARGAIN.
We are Offering special bargains in
SILK. PoNGRE. ALPACA, AND sEFRsuCKrn
COATS AND VESTS
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
CLOTHING COMPANY,
Corner 7th and q Sta NV,
~ oppeaits Qstsns omss.
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There are a. Many Women a. Men.

1MOHe 0Ee II Nu6my WO016n a. Men.
From ALI the Year Round.
There are still few theorists who Justify polyp.
amy on the ground that more women are born into
the world than men, but the theory has
long been exploded. August Bebel in his
remarkable work, recently translated
into English, shows that In ten States
with q population OF $50. OOO, 600 the excess Of
females over males was only 100000 and when
women in the colonies, and the fact that in India
there are 100000 more men than women. the
natural inference Is that II the inhabitants Of the
men and women would be found to exist in about
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EDUCATIONAL,

w elfer lettres, wishes to exchanrr Frercb for
English lessons Address FRENCH-ENGLISH Star
once je1l-Sts
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FINANCIAL.
HOTELS.

f1VHE ALTANONT,
II BALTIMORE, MD.
Admiralty located ut corner Eutaw Place and Lam
vale Acknowledged the hxndsomest site and highest
elevation in CITY, Abundance Of pure and sunght
in every ROOM Actually the coolest and ceanest spot
in Baltimore. Admirable family apartments aud de-
eireble roons for trsnsens Absence of dust and
Quitoes Other advantages make this Hotel altogether
unsurpassed q q comfortable. beautiful and thor.
spzsa@ v. L sToRK. Psopcsssos.
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PROPOSALS.

IuNE 10; 1ss7-sEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
y received at the Office of the Supervising Architect
# wisslPS,s III fa 81
sish Ss
right 70 reject any bids is reserved. COPIES Of the
schedule and any information can be CHAINED by
pervising Architect II
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the be-
partment Of the Interior until noon June 25th, 1857,
men. hospitai for the Insane Of q Convict Building;
sns Se Be
Secretary Of the Interior. washington, D. c." and
for hs IIsans The right is reserved to any or
3ell-eo4t Acting Secretary
PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING
2l36 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NV,
WASHINGTON. d. C.. June 4. 1887.
Sealed proposals for DREDGING in the virginia cham
1e nsa s. :. this Office until Z ns THGkspAi,
tis e 5pFjy \ 5ss slass REfEk fGASs
T. Wssa MkSr 81 b A O. Nay, 49,
s! Sealed Proposals for fprnlshng Supplies for the
this Department. until the following dates when they
E sss9sa Il hgs5s NJ JUNE
Ice. fWo O'clock P. NJ, JUNE TH1RrEEN.1ss7.
a1a shsHifaf fss THREE
OILS paints and PAINTERS supplies ELEVEN
O'CLOCK A NJ, JUNE FOURTEEN, 1887
Lumber, TWO O'CLOCK r. NJ, JUNE FOURTEEN
| 1887.
Blank forms for bidding. with estimated quantities
required and instructions to bidders will be furnished
| on application at this Department.
All bids will be considered and accepted rejected
item by item and all articles furnished viii be subject
70 inspection by an expert and the delivery of in
ferior article will be deemed sufficient annul
the contract, at the option of the Commissioner
The articles contracted for must be furnished from
time to time during the year in quantities pursuant
to order from the Department
Bonds with approved sureties will be required from
the contractor.
The Department the right reject all or any
part OF bids and waive defects and informalities If
deemed to the interest of the Government to do So
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned and
marked Proposals for Stationery Proposals for
Ice, proposals for Chemicals and Chemical Appar-
atus, Proposals for Oils Paints and Painters Sup
Plies" and Proposals for Lumber" respectively.
NORMAN j. COLMAN
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q T HE'D n saJlsgs,. H E5sags,

This celebrated brand Of extra quality
BASS ALE AND GUINNESS STOUT,
conceded be the nnest in the market kept at the
leading Clubs, Hotels, Restaurants, and saloons.
For sale by hrst-class dealers. my11w&s-3m
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DENTISTRY,

nR STARR PARSONS, DENTIST,
~ 9Th st., corner En.w.
Filling Speciality; also, the cure Of toothache with.
out extracting. local anesthetic used the gums
alleviates the pain Of extracting. jal3
nR. T. NJ. TALBOT, DENTIST, 437 9TH ST.
- three doors from corner Of E. Dentistry in all its
branchea Teeth inserted 81 Der set AL work war
ranted- tanl
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EJROPOSAIS FUR SUPPLIES,
Il SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
UNITED STATES NATIONAL MUSEUM
WASHINGTON, May 27, 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received until TWELVE
M..JUNETMENTY-FIFTH, 1887, to furnish supplies
to the National Museum, during the fiscal year
ginning July l. 1887 and ending June 30 1883 of the
following classes Cases. Drawers. &C., Chemicals and
Chemical Apparatus. Glass, Hardware. Ice, Lumber,
Paints Oils and Brushes, Textiles. &c, Washing and
miscellaneous Supplies Awards will be made only
established manufacturers dealers articles
The right reserved toxaive defects and reject
any or all bids parts of bids Blank forms with
specifications for proposals and further information
desired by intending bidders will be furnished ON ap-
plication at this Office
G. BROWN GOODE.
Assistant Secretary, Smithsonian Institution,
My 30,Jui, g. Ills in charge National Museum
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Ine PhAlOtOpher ON the Bali Ground.
From the Rochester Post-Express.
1t is pitiable thing to see man stand at the
home-base with club in his hand whack at the
ball thrown to him by the pitcher-and miss
it. The baf1ed effort and the waste OF strength
disappoint US, even though the striker be-
longs to the visiting nine, and they disgust
US II he belongs to the home club. In the world
fortune Is tossing men opportunities constantly.
and the bungler spreads hts legs, swings his club
and-Deat5 the air. He never seems to hit any.
thing, and after awhile he misses his last chance
and retires sick OF himself and despised BY the
spectators. The worlds base ball field and all
the men and women merely players
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DROPOSALS FOR GENERAL SUPPLIES FOR
l. THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
OFFICE OF THE ENGINEER COMMISSIONER.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June LIST. 1887.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ. of WEDNESDAY,, JUNE
branches of the District Government with
plies comprising Stationery Blank Forms and Printing
School Books, Furniture, Hardware. Tinware, and
Street Lamps Plumbers Materials, Groceries Boots
Der, FORAGE Meats Castings Fuel, Dry Goods, Cement
and Lime, Ice, and Telephone Supplies.
Blank forms OF proposals. together with all informa
ton can be obtained upon application Room Il. Co.
lumbla Building, Az street northwest.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids or
parts of bids. WILLIAM LUDLOW
1eS-1Ot Engineer Commissioner u. G.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
" DISTINCT OF COLUMBIA.
JUNE z 1887.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
TWELVE O'CLOCK M. on TUESDAY, the TWENTY
fdRsI INSTANT to furnish and erect police signal
and telephone system in the Second Police Precinct of
the District Of Columbia, the specifications which
may De at this office
The reject any and all bids or parts of bids il
reserved.
BY order of the Board & F. WHEATJFy
jeS-6t Commissioner d q
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lCR1M1SAI CARELEssNEsa

AN INCIDENT. REVEALING TO THouaHTLEs
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PERSONS THE APPALLING DISASTERS
WHICH HEEDLEssNEss CAUSES.
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MEDICAL Nc

i Established 1855. Prompt and reliable treatment
Advice free and confidential HOS Park Place, lit
Pa
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MI +. G. MARTIN and G. K URNEK, Proprietors,
,313 9th st. n W., near city post-oftce
The highest standard Business College in America
Bookkeeping. Business Arithmetic. Theory Practical.
and Banking Pepartments Day and Evening SEES
teen years experience. More than $4,000 graduates
in successful business Pupils prepared for the Civil
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q and Singing Particular attention to beginners,
well as those wishing to be qualified for perform
ers teachers Terms moderate. 734 18th St NV.
AND Iva ms
The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02

y great many people here. former
ly residents of Franklin county, n. V.
have doubtless heard of George King.
He is now Il fugitive from justice,
with a reward of $1,000 hanging over
his head, for the murder Of Eugene
Van Norman, at Malone.
The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02

al. Wirts. the engineer who was
severely injured II short time since by
falling from his engine, has SO far re-
covered as to he able to go to his
home, Marshall, Mich. where lie will
remain until able for duty.
The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02
TAYLOR NOTES.
TAYLOR. OAK. June 30, s

TAYLOR. OAK, June 80, 81.
Mrs. Geo. Lee was visiting in town
again this week.
j. S. Let's and wife with their
daughter Maud, visited l.. S. Baldwin
this week.
c. Clark, son Of the druggist Clark,
of Malldan, was Il guest at the hotel
yesterday.
y fine shower of rain last night wet
sod to II depth of two inches. 1t was
much needed and more would do no
harm.
DR.. Stickney called to see ID. Jacob
son again this week. lie is in a criti-
cal condition and chances for recovery
are slim.
a. b. Berry says he wants 500 men
to unload schooncrs OH the 4th. No
boys need apply as only able bodied
men are wanted.
lulCC ulONtS W lOISeS passed
through here this week, some of
which. were offered very cheap. The
east end is getting to he a good horse
market.
J. w. Larson says his trade has in.
creased - per cent since lie Sired the
old postotiice boxes and fixed up his
store, 1t is now light. roomy and at
tractiyc.
DO not forget that the fourth Of
July is near at hand. Let everybody
come to Taylor and have a good time.
Orations are to he delivered in three
different languages, so that all can de-
rive some benefit from the morning
exercises.
Crops are reported to look better at
this point than at any other in Stark
county. Some of our best farmers
are looking for a full crop. while 9th.
ers.who did not cultivate their ground
so well, will harvest a short crop.
The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02
$50 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for
the return to the undersigned of 90
head of four year old range steers and
II red OK. Some of the steers are
branded III on the left hip and the
balance are branded on the left
thigh. WM. BADGER,
je.25. Manda,l, Oak.
The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02
Well Boring

| am prepared to bore wells from 10
to "a inches in diameter, and can put
down wells not ove so feet deep,
cheaper than any other man in the
business. Persons in need of wells
and cellars, or amy such work. call on
or address j. ii. Colgrovc, Dickinson,
Oak. May 7tf.
The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02

Notice is hereby given that l have
taken up II roam horse about nine
years old. inverted heart brand on
left shoulder, also heart and V. +. on
left thigh. Inquire of
FRED. TEDROw.
July 2-2t. Dickinson, d. II.
The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02

MnMM IF IF. the s,s s's sa1 ;aiaSs # 'i ;ss
f'1ns ii 'i Tablets " viii n's euro Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at rs and 80 cents, by
FOWLER LANGDON
The Dickinson press., 1887-07-02
Sheep Raising.

The farmers of Stark county. he.
fore they will meet with success every
year, must abandon the one
crop idea. Wheat or oats should not
be depended on entirely and cannot
if We wish to make Il success. 1t is a
we'll known fact that sheep and wool
producing counties are the wealthiest,
the owner of sheep is prosper.
JUS and has something he can turn
into money ut any time, thus giving
him the ready cash, and when the far
mcrs has money every other branch
of industry is prosperous. This is un.
donbtelly the best sheep country to
be found anywhere and the following
from the Mallan Pioneer fairly illus
trates the profits to be derived from
sheep: ''lIMght and Hendricks, of
Oliver county, have leased their flocks
of sheep for three years. Mr.. Haight
leased his 800 head to Charles b. Hair.
riS. and Mr.. Hendricks his to \. II.
Cranberry. They figure that each
flock is worth $1,000. The terms of
the lease are as follows: The ~lesseeS
are to have the sheep for three years.
and each lessee is to pay $500 Il year
for the use of the sheep and ut the
end of three Years return the lessons
the same number of sheep and of the
same grade and age as they now take.
The lessees will make their money
out of the wool and the increase. This
will insure large profit for Haight
and Hendricks-a profit of so per
cent. a year on their money invested
and it is expected the lessees will
make as much more. The sheep in
dustry has been testsd in Oliver coun-
ty. and it is known what it will do"
Postotlicc Inspector Parsall, of
Flint, Mich. examined the Dickinson
postotice Thursday and found every
thing in tirst-class shape and entirely
satisfactory. He is an old friend Of
III. j. Whitley and the two had not
met before for six years.
\ steady soaking rain has been fall
ing since last evening and at the time
of going to prers this, Saturday, morn
ing. still continues. Telegraph re.
ports show that it is general all over
the West Missouri country. 1t in
s,rcs good crops beyond Il doubt and
farmers are all wearing u smile.
Among the foreign dispatches is
one from London announcing the tri-
umph of the Deering Harvesting Ma
chincrn over all competitors in Il prac-
tical field test embracing the various
machines made in this country and
in Europe. 1t is II notable fact that
along with Americas supremacy i'm
%sraimraising has gone a supremacy in
the manufacture of harvesting ma.
chinery. English and Continental
manufacturers in this line obtained
their first modern ideas at our Ccnten.
NAL Exhibition in 1875, but even vet
are so far behind the American man
utacturcrs that the latter easily tri-
umph i'm every contest and obtain the
larger part of the trade throughout
Europe. 1t is Il notable fact that i'm
this line American manufacturers
lead the world.
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Geoqraphically OFF.

The Sioux City Journal refers to the
contemplated shipment to England of a
large quantity of ore from the Harvey
tin mines at Deadwood, but don't have
a word to say about Custer gypsum.
Beyond mere mention of Custer coun-
ty having 135 cases upon her court
docket, credit justly due to Penning-
ton county, this place receives no favor
able mention whatever. We cannot
resist the temptation to add for the
special information Of the Journal, that
even the Pioneer, which claims large
share of the earth in behalf Of Dead.
wood, thus far has not laid claim to the
Harney tin mines, and that Custer, by
reason of conclusive continuity is Justly
claimed to be the fixed focal point
around which the wonderful mines o.
the great tin belt, including the Harney
Company's mines are chiefly located.